Colleges in Germany

The language of instruction of MSc in Computer Science is German. KIT admissions requirements for the MSc in Computer Science course are given below:

• A passed bachelor’s degree or at least an equivalent degree in the bachelor’s degree program in Computer Science or degree programme with essentially the same content at a university, technical college or vocational academy or dual university at a foreign university. Also, note that the concerned course must have been completed over a standard period of study of at least 3 years with a minimum of 180 ECTS points

Minimum achievements in the following areas are required:

• Theoretical Computer Science – 15 credit points
• Practical Computer Science – 30 credit points
• Technical Computer Science – 8 credit points
• Mathematics – 25 credit points

Foreign Language

Also, international students need to show knowledge of the German language. For the application, a B1 level of knowledge is required. At the time of enrolment, the applicants can submit a DSH2 certificate or an accepted equivalent thereof

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KIT Germany admission process for bachelor's and master's courses is given below:

Bachelor's Courses

• First of all, fill out the online application of KIT
• Then, submit the application to International Students Office (IStO) as per the deadline
• After this, the application is processed by IStO
• Next, the confirmation of admission takes place, which includes DSH and Admission Test for German classes / preparatory college and enrollment at KIT (if direct admission) for higher education studies

Master's Degree Courses

• Firstly, fill out the KIT online application
• Then, submit the application to International Students Office (IStO) according the application deadline
• After the submission of the application, it is processed by IStO
• Processing of application by the Departmental Commission is also done
• Next, the confirmation of admission happens. This includes enrollment at KIT (if direct admission) for higher education studies

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